Monthly Archives: May 2021
Laval News Volume 29-14
The current issue of the Laval News volume 29-14 published May 19th, 2021.Covering Laval local news, politics, sports and our new section Mature Life.(Click on the image to read the paper.)
Firefighters rescue distressed boater on Rivière des Mille Îles
During the late afternoon on Saturday May 15, firefighters with the Laval Fire Department's marine rescue unit made a successful intervention on the Rivière des Mille Îles after a boater lost control of a...
Laval public works employees fired for using marijuana on the job
The union representing City of Laval public works employees is contesting a decision by the city to fire three employees after they were filmed by a resident while they were using marijuana on the...
LPD seeks suspect in Pont-Viau assault incident last August
The Laval Police Department says it is seeking the public's help in identifying a woman suspected of having committed an assault last summer at a convenience store in Pont-Viau, injuring a victim.
According to the...
Revelakis provides update on Webb Ave. street changes
Chomedey city councillor Aglaia Revelakis says she is continuing to work behind the scenes to resolve a dispute between residents of Webb Ave. and the City of Laval over changes to the street the...
Careless pellet gun use earns a 19-year-old 26 months
A 19-year-old man who fired off a pellet gun at some friends’ house, while also firing into the face of a young female acquaintance causing injury, was sentenced recently at the Laval courthouse to...
Notre Dame/Curé Labelle shutdown draws flack from nearby businesses
Busy Chomedey intersection to be closed a month (at least) for water and sewer pipe work
It happened so fast, it was like night and day.
That’s how quickly the corner of Notre Dame and Curé...
City of Laval tables its 2020 report on finances
Municipality’s financial situation is solid, claim city officials
In a report on its most recent financial situation, the City of Laval says it has a surplus of $85.6 million, including $42.3 million granted by Quebec...
Webb Ave. residents decry city’s proposed street changes
‘No one was aware that the city was going to modify and make major changes’
After tabling a petition in Laval city council last week, at least 40 residents of Webb Ave. in Chomedey gathered...
City powerless to deal with Emerson St. vermin infestation, says Boyer
‘What is the city doing to protect its citizens from this situation?’
In question period during the May 4 webcast of Laval city council’s monthly meeting, there was a followup to the rat infestation issue...
